PPP Delivers Fast-Turnaround Manchester Shoot for Australia's nib
PPP delivered a full video and stills shoot in Manchester for Australian client nib, featuring Mary Fowler — international footballer for the Matildas and Manchester City, and now nib’s newly appointed Chief Health & Wellbeing Officer.
The campaign marks a significant moment for nib, who have positioned Fowler as the face of their wider health and wellbeing mission, using her discipline, authenticity and influence to inspire Australians to prioritise their health, move more, and feel confident in who they are. This Manchester shoot formed part of the launch content for Fowler’s appointment, supporting nib’s broader commitment to women in sport, representation, and community wellbeing.
A Four‑Day Turnaround Across Two Continents
Australia ↔ UK time zones, VIP talent, fast approvals, nimble crew… a challenge in itself before sustainability is even considered. But when your production processes are in place, even the fast‑and‑furious jobs can stay aligned with your principles.
PPP delivered the entire shoot - pre‑production, production and delivery — in just four working days, collaborating closely with the creative team.
Lean, Sustainable Production
We kept the project as lean and sustainable as possible:
- Remote client attendance (no long‑haul flights)
- Local Manchester crew
- Local uni trainee on set
- All set items (props/food) donated to maintain circular economy
- Slingshot rushes + reusable hard drive to minimise waste
Where the Industry Still Needs Support
More cost‑efficient, accessible HVO or electric transport options
A Shared Vision
Huge thanks to @The Production Factory for their on‑the‑ground Manchester support — fully aligned with the same sustainable production mindset and an absolute pleasure to collaborate with.
Loved working with our Aussie clients, and loved bringing this one to screen.
WATCH HERE
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